Best efforts, good faith and conditions
As discussed in my post regarding general aspects of conditions, a party who is burdened with the satisfaction of a condition must do so in
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As discussed in my post regarding general aspects of conditions, a party who is burdened with the satisfaction of a condition must do so in
If the absence of a fact or the non-occurence of an event is a condition to a party’s performance, it makes sense to provide that
n my series of best practice rules on drafting conditions, best practice rules 5, 6 and 7 relate to drafting in a strict sense. I
The nature of a condition implies that it is either triggered or not. This post discusses the aspect of satisfying a condition: best practice rule
Part three in a series of best practice rules on drafting conditions is closely related to the second one posted earlier today (click here). The
In this post, I address the second best practice rule I identified in a previous post (click here). The first best practice rule is discussed
